Current priorities:
- Capacity building in type 1 diabetes and ageing
- Food security and diabetes
- Health inequalities in children and young adults with type 2 diabetes
- Menopause and diabetes management
- Mental health and dementia in people living with diabetes
- Pancreatic forms of diabetes
- Remote consultation
- Structured education for people living with diabetes over time
- Supporting families of people living with diabetes
Chair: Dr Mark Evans, University of Cambridge
Dr Evans is interested in hypoglycaemia and how the brain detects changes in glucose levels. He works on the development of new ways to help people avoid hypoglycaemia, using, for example, structured education or technology.
Who's involved?
- Professor Nick Oliver, Deputy Chair
- Christine Holcroft
- Samia Egeh
- Emilie Sach
- Nay Parnell
- Nicholas Leyhane
- Dr Anthony Tasker
- Dr Manyee Li
- Craig Bennett
- Dr Craig Beall
- Dr Emma Cockcroft
- Dr Kyle Wedgewood
- Dr Rohini Mathur
- Dr Sarah Collins
- Dr Sophie Eastwood
- Dr Suman Prinjha
- Dr Elpida Vounzoulaki
- Professor Jorg Huber
If you would like to share your views with the group on where research into long-term self-management and glycaemic control should be focused, please get in touch: drsgs@diabetes.org.uk.
